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A Thousand Odd Days
A young man reflects on a day spent with his estranged mother, in an attempt to understand her enduring trauma and its effect on their relationship.
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A young man reflects on a day spent with his estranged mother, in an attempt to understand her enduring trauma and its effect on their relationship.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Riley Blakeway
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Riley Blakeway Films, DIVISION
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